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trans lire Unit lliieiilenrtl
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foon win ciiiukly brouiihl
control nim e..ii.K.iir..v,,
, alter Ik-IiiR dlsi-ovi-red.
n. t,n n Int hnrk of
on sr 5 oeeupleil by Ibe
M Acer bunny nun uic
Blevln" family, and Ibe
recently varaicn uy ure
Slrober's ftimily.
ii. .l...-i- tiniilerri Who
been miccenjful In brine-
the nme are . i.. i rrn
II. Mi Keen. IT .1. Purk
I B W. MiL'ormkk.
Chemult
.Tuiin went to KUmolh
fsfpttnibrr 30 to ace a doc-
and Mrs. E. S. Hawkins
iwo on from Lrhannon.
were visitors In Chemult
crk at the Thompson home.
inns (ho first lo bring In
gdeer from Chemult were
ilriidrtocK, Mr. mitn nnn
radcr. Several others nave
ftrouKhl In.
and Mrs. BrndclocK oi
luln are visitors al Mr. and
Bmlck's home.
and Mrs. J. S. Jnekson
in from Klumnlh Fulls nrc
Is in Chemult Ibis week.
Davin hns Inken over Uic
Chemult mall slimo.
and Mrs. Joe Hcllnvance
Bo Bend on buslnoaa Krlday,
fcr 8.
and Mrs. Bine Kerrla vis-
ith his father, Tnu Ferris,
frek In Chemult. They came
jtugene.
and Mrs. Dnrrel Brauen
Euuene wero visitors In
Lit on a hunting trip la&l
and Mrs. Fay Lauclund
tultors in Chemult this
Wayna Stcvanson from
to, Ida., is visiting with
brents In Chemult. She. Is
way to California.
and Mrs. Rohcrt Newton
EasBdcna, Calif., are visit
!ir daughter Margaret In
It, who has been very 111.
ana Mrs. Fcneral from
picaRo, Calif., hnvo bought
pess place In Chemult from
Id Mrs. Sullivan who mov-
palcm.
and Mrs. Wlllard Jeuun
pmlly were visitors last
at his parcnta homo in
lit.
Lanqell Valley
Mr. Malcolm Tenro and Mr.
Winifii Miiiiuii and Marilyn vis
lied on Friday Hfleinoon with
Mrs. LcbIi.t Lcuvltt and
duiigblur,
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Joliuson
und Mrs. Mary Dearborn left
Sunday morning for Muitheru
Cullfornlii. Tliey will vlnlt rcla-
liven lit l.iilie I'lne mid Holly
wood, und bantu Monicu. Mrs.
.IoIiiimiii wiis with her father,
Fred Spear, when ho celebrat-d
lilt ninetieth birthday on Octo
ber 13.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan
spent bulurduy evening with
Mr. und Mrn. Al Gale.
Mrs, Flunk Drown and
Peuiina spent Sunday with Mrs,
Wesley Dearborn und family,
und Mrs. Huby Drown. Mr. ami
Mrs. tlruwii und Dcunna lire
moving back lo Lungell Valley
from Miilln,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ci.ilc visited
nn Stinduy evening with the
Lea Lenvlll fnmlly.
. Phyllis l.ee of llonnnm spent
several days with Mildred
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murchant
and children visited her nar
enls, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones,
of Klumnlh Falls on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, George Gift
mid Mrs. Anna Gift of Eureka
und Ouklund, C'ullf.. are here
visiting Mr. und Mri. Lloyd
Gift mid (umlly.
Mrs. Theresa Teure spont
rui-sdiiy and Wednesday in
Klamath l ulls with her diiugh-lei-
and family, the Clifford
Jueksons,
Mr. and Mrs. Mlk Dearborn
unit son were dinner guests on
Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Monroe.
Cora Lcuvltt and family spent
Wednesday with Grace Dear
born und family, and Mrs. Ituby
Drown.
Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Carey
visited hero recently with friends
and Carey remained to assist
George Vosl, Tulcluki!. during
Iho potuto harvest. Prior to his
IcuviiiK here, he wax actively as
socinted with the potato Indus
try us a grower and buyer. Mrs.
Carey returned Ihc early part of
the week lo their home in Hoi
lister, Calif., which they recent
ly purchased. A past worthy
matron of Prosperity chapter,
ordor of the Eastern Slur, Malln,
Mr. Carey was a guesl of honor
at the chapter meeting last
Thursday.
Smouldering snwdust In a po
tato cellar on Ihc Great North
ern right-of-way at Adams Point
culled the Merrill fire depart
ment to the scene Mondny after
noon. The trouble was caused
by electric wiring. No damage
resulted to the cellar,
Mrs. T. O. Wheeler and Mr.
Wheeler have us their house
gnent, Mrs. Wheeler's brother,
Wlllard Herman, Harlan, Kas.
Hn Is visiting also with a sister,
Mrs. Roy Huss and fnmlly. Mid
land. This is his first trip west.
Altamont
Altamont extension unit met
Tuesday, October 17, at tho
home of Mrs. Elmer Langer.
Mrs. W. F. Uppendahl, as
sisted by Mrs. T. r . Tliorn, dem
onstrated the making of sweet
rolls. Fifteen members and two
guests were pcrsent.
Discussion and review of the
principles which compose a
standard unit was held during
the business hour.
The next meeting. "Let's
Have Fewer Colas," led by Mrs.
Winnlfrcd Gllicn, Is scheduled
for November 21 at the home
of Mrs. Harold Bcasley.
Clns-dfle
New Pine Creek
Officers and members of the
Kelly Creek PTA arc gratified
ut Iho overwhelming success of
their benefit dance held lust
Saturday evening it tho Grange
hull. The affair netted some
where around $274, Including
tho auctlonlnii off of several
lovely home-made cakes and the
midnight supper, which is about
the biggest tuccoss any thing of
Us kind .has enjoyed In New
Pine Creek since the big high
ncnooi nenellt was held here be
tween 10 and IS years ago.
It is with full sincerity that
uie oiiiccrs and members or the
PTA tuke this public opportun
Ity to thank first tho East Side
Grange for the use of tho hall
and secondly, everybody cooper
ating in the event. The response
was grand and such community
spirit of coordinated achieve,
inent is one to be praised any.
where. It can well bo said that
one will find ro better dcmoiv
strution of a wholesome com.
munlty life than that shown
Saturday,
Tha wedding of Eldora
Llghtle to Alexander Charles
Taylor of Los Angeles was
solemnliod at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Llghtle last Wednesday
afternoon a week ago. with a
wedding dinner following at
.1:30. Rev. Eugene Nelson of
delated at the ceremony.
The bride was clad in a light
blue suit with white accessories
and the bridegroom who is sta
tioned at the Lakevlew naval
alrDort. was dressed in his unl
form. The young couple plan
to live In Lnkevlcw as long as
Taylor Is stationed there, then
then plan to live in Los Angeles.
Best man at the ceremony was
Phil Centman and Juanita Col
lins filled the place of best
lady. A shower and charivari
was given the newly weds on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Martin Hammersley re.
turned Thursday evening from
a visit to Oakrldge and Eugene
where she visited her husband
and sister-in-law, Mrs. Leah
Menefee.
Mr. and Mrs. Art AHenburg
from Prlnevllle are visiting with
Mrs. Clara Vernon for a few
days.
Budge Mulkey Is home on
21-day furlough visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mulkey
and other relatives and friends,
after spending about 31 months
in the South Pacific. Budge is
feeling some better than for a
while, he said, for he has been
hospitalized for malaria and
jungle diseases a t different
times. He does not know where
he will be sent or what he will
be doing when he reports back.
Lelnnd Hnrris, who is home
at Willow Ranch on a 30-day
furlough, will leave on the first
of November for hla hospltnl
base at San Francisco where he
Is to report back for a general
check-up before being reassign
ed. Edith Blurton recently under
went an operation at the Alturas
hospital but is convalescing
nicely, according to reports to
her relatives here. She plana
to be coming home soon from
her brother's, Crystal Blurton,
where she is staying.
Blumcr McCrary. who was
taken to the hospital last week
suffering from stomach ulcers, I
was to nave Dcen A-rayeu on
Monday for a closer examina
tion to determine the Rest pos
sible method of treatment.
Tie California deer hunting
season closed last Sunday in
disgrace for many, many local
hunters who failed to get their
bucks and will have to resort
to the barn yards and the butch
er shops to supplement tho -vlld
meat shortage in tneir laraers.
Several arc getting some geese
and ducks, however, which will
relieve the pangs of disappoint
ment to a certain extent. The
geese and ducks icem to be sort
of nervous and don't tarry long
in one place. Shooting has not
been too good according to re
ports. Juanita Collins left last Wed
nesday for Klumath Falls where
she will lako the train for Port
land. Thcro her group of re
cruits will bo examined for phy
sical fitness. She will have 10
days before being called then
if she passes. She preferred
not to take the 10 days but
wants to Join right away, so
she planned not to return.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horr
came up last Sunday to do some
work on their residential prop
erty here, which was recently
vacated when Hal Furman and
family left for Willow Ranch
to live, Horr is installing a
pressure pump at his place.
Chiloquin
Gim Sue Wong, who is in the
merchant marine, has had his
furlough extended 10 days, so
he will be here a while longer.
Violet Morande, who has been
working In Klamath Falls, is
now working at Curlcy's corner
store.
Duane Matt, who has been at
tending school in Chemawa,
Ore., during the nBst month, is
now attending Chiloquin high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. DeBorloli, Mrs.
Minato and son Rcmo, were
Klamath Falls' visitors Satur
day. The Chiloquin Boy Scouts re
cently gave Scssler brothers four
tons of scrap paper. The boys
arc going way over the top in the
paper drive. To date they have
collected close to eight tons of
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